“When Gen. Kelly came on board he told me she was a loser & nothing but problems. I told him to try working it out, if possible, because she only said GREAT things about me - until she got fired!” he wrote in a series of posts on Twitter."
This is more troubling to me than her recording of Kelly firing her. BTW the snippet I heard of Kelly firing her was text book on how to fire someone like her. He did a great job.
Why is it troubling? If you think any other President who was betrayed and/or humiliated by someone of their staff, whether in a Democrat or Republican administration, didn't say far worse things behind their backs, away from the mics and cameras, then you clearly drank to much anti-Trump koolaid. The only difference between him and the other guys is he openly calls people out on Twitter and on camera and at rallies; he looks his enemy in the face and asks, "you want to dance? Let's dance, guy."
The fact is he gave her a $200,000 job that was basically just sitting and listening at meetings, returning e-mails, etc. and basically on the sole merit of having been on his TV show and showing some gravitas and creativity during the challenge she was given. Of course the guy's going to trash her and do it in his favorite medium - so what's the issue? She's on every liberal network spewing defamatory and ridiculous information on our head of state while the rest of the world watches and laughs.
